'You got to be kidding me': Candace Owens decodes what Jill Biden could have said when President Joe Biden allegedly soiled his pants

Political commentator Candace Owens reacted to a viral clip allegedly showing President Joe Biden pooping himself during a D-Day ceremony in France
Candace Owens mocked First Lady Jill Biden and President Joe Biden over the viral D-Day ceremony clip (Getty Images)
Candace Owens mocked First Lady Jill Biden and President Joe Biden over the viral D-Day ceremony clip (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: President Joe Biden was captured in a rather unusual posture as he stood alongside First Lady Jill Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron during an event held in honor of D-Day in France on Thursday, June 6.

As the video showing his uncomfortable squatting pose went viral, netizens speculated that the POTUS might have soiled himself at the moment.

Recently, conservative political commentator Candace Owens, during an episode of her podcast 'Candace Show', tried to decode what the first lady might have said when President Biden allegedly pooped his pants.

Candace Owens says Jill Biden looked like a 'disappointed mommy' when President Joe Biden was caught in the awkward squatting posture

During the podcast, Owens remarked, "The answer is yes, President Biden did in fact poop his pants in France the other day. Everyone knows he pooped his pants, you know he pooped his pants, I know he pooped his pants. But especially us moms to toddlers, we know what went down. It's an unmistakable, undeniable squat."

She added, "I think the most telling part was Joe Biden's face. Jill Biden looked over at her toddler and she just looked like a disappointed mommy."



 

While trying to decode what the first lady could have said, Owens stated, "She gave, 'You got to be kidding me. Here now? Didn't I tell you to go to the bathroom before we got into the car?'"

Snopes reported that the rumor of President Biden allegedly "pooping" his pants is false. An examination of a longer version of the clip proved that the president was just trying to sit in a chair placed behind him. 



 

Internet trolls President Joe Biden as Candace Owens reacts to claims of him soiling his pants

A netizen commented, "Oh, he definitely did, which is why he was removed by Jill while the event continued with Macron talking to the veterans," and another remarked, "Looks like poopy pants to me!"

"A perfect display of what the democrats represent," quipped a person, while someone else added, "A national embarrassment..."

One more expressed, "Look at jill...the look of disgust..ohhh no joe not again." "This is the great leader the Dumbocrats elected.  Enjoy!!!" an individual joked. 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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